Heating issue with Nissian Rogue 2015, heater blowing out cold air.

Asked by Siren Oct 25, 2020 at 12:51 AM about the 2015 Nissan Rogue S AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Cold air coming out of vents when heater is on.

Heater core is hot as heck to the touch, has been
flushed and back flushed.
Evap was checked for air pockets.
Coolant levels are good.
Thermostat is good.
Blend door actuator moves.
Climate control panel replaced. Nothing changed.

What else could it possibly be that I have
overlooked here?

2 Answers

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G A is on the right path. Could be a reset or door link from motor to door is off or broken. #10 and #11 on picture 3, just so you can have an idea of whats going on in there, here is the exploded view of heating/cooling. http://www.nirogue.com/heating_and_cooling_unit_assembly-1002.html

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